Research more than just warm areas - Central Oregon for example has a tremendous amount of tourism, is beautiful but we have cold winters that bring in a lot of business for the winter months of vacation rentals because of our skiing. 3.

Given this area and the amount of tourism that it has, it would be a great idea to duplicate what you already know is successful.Having it next door is a hug convenience factor for you and your cleaners.

That’s why Airbnb is refunding affected travelers, same as nearly everyone else in the  tourism/hospitality business is. 

With the just announced travel ban to the US and major events being cancelled left and right, I don’t see how it doesn’t have an impact on tourism including STRs.

I'm in the Finger Lakes region of New York (5 hours from NYC), reliant on tourism area and some manufacturing.

Once this health issue passes, tourism in the area will likely come roaring back.

I would agree with that with the Charleston, SC area too as tourism and hospitality are huge here and will definitely be affected by the coronavirus. 

Buffet's advisor said 1-3 years for tourism to rebound.

You can also research tourism growth, job growth, foreign investment (think the USA, European, Asian hedge funds), etc.

Here is the official national park tourism data:https://irma.nps.gov/STATS/SSRSReports/Park%20Specific%20Reports/Annual%20Park%20Recreation%20Visitation%20Graph%20(1904%20-%20Last%20Calendar%20Year)?